Harper Home Event Honors Miss Gay Noe At Island Drive
A Friday afternoon gathering at Island Drive hosted by Mrs. Mor Frazier and Mrs. Alfred Reid celebrated Miss Gay Noe, bride-elect. The lower floor and reception hall featured pink blue floral decor with roses gladioli and lace, guests in pastel gowns, and courtesy lines led by Travis Oliver and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harper
Island Drive
Gay Noe
Mor Frazier
Waverlyte Station
Harhome
Alfred Reid
Reid
J . Harper
Mrs. Frazier
Miss
James A. Mrer Barton McLendon
Dal- Tex
Noe
Mra. Har
Frazier
Miss Noe
Trousseau
Jas
Horizon Blues
Travis Oliver
R. Simpson
A. D. Tisdale
Vyvian
Harper
Mindwichen
Gateeunx
Bride and groom plan Montgomery residence after leave
Miss Sabra Burkett returns from California visit hosted by Mrs Campbell in Long Beach and Mrs Parker in Los Angeles. Groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Johnson of West Monroe La. They will live in Montgomery where he serves as Maxwell Field instructor. Bride works for the Farm Security Administration. Miss Kathryn Carson Beverly Endom and Kathrine Ford stay in New Orleans at the Roosevelt Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabra Burkett
Auburn Avenue
California
8. T. Campbell
Long Beach
Jerry Parker
Los Angeles
Kathryn Carson
Beverly Jean Endom
Kathrine Ford
New Orleans
Roosevelt Hotel
Actress Leslie Brooks models pink linen country dress
Fair but cooler attire for country wear features Leslie Brooks in a simple practical frock. The pink linen dress uses cerise crepe shoulder straps fastened by giant hooks and eyes. Unhook the straps to sunbathe the back. Matching pink linen sandals complete the ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Brooks
New York stylist debuts double bandana turban for workers
Suzi Brewster designs a two-kerchief after work turban for St. Louis ordnance plant women. The headpiece uses two 27 inch square kerchiefs in red and another shade, each featuring the flaming bomb insignia with colors reversed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzi Brewster
New York
St. Louis Ordnance Plant
Army Ordnance Department
Quiet June weddings at St Matthew's and Meridian
In a calm ceremony at St Matthew's Catholic church Mrs Mary E Tullos and L R Lambert wed on Wednesday June 9 at 6 pm Rev N F Vandegser performed the rites. The bride wore a cream suit with blue accessories and white carnation corsage. A few intimate friends attended and the couple departed for a short wedding trip. Separately Miss Charlotte Shelton and Sergeant M B Johnson married on June 15 in Meridian Miss with Rev T M Brownlee officiating. The bride is daughter of Mrs Mary E Shelton and the late S S.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Matthew's Catholic Church
Mary E. Tullos
L. R. Lambert
N. F. Vandegser
Charlotte Shelton
Sergeant M. B. Johnson
Meridian
Miss
T. M. Brownlee
Mary E. Shelton
S. S
Monro e News Star wedding reception honors Ensign Dykes
Mrs A A Gordon and Miss Annie Laurie Booth hosted a reception for Ensign Robert Cleveland Dykes Jr. and Miss Jean Calhoun at the First church of Ruston. Guests admired gladioli roses magnolias and shasta daisies as music filled the room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
News-Star
Harry Preaus
M. Stein Baughman
Olivia Barr
James Gulley
Fredrick Preaus
Patsy Thompson
Marion
Charolette Everett
Carolyn Tucker
W. ©. Roberts
Grayson Odom
Eugene Crider
Faye Baughman
Gussie Fenton
Roland Dykes
F. W. Murphy
Frank Yelton
Red Cross Calendar Surgical Dressing Halt Through Summer
Red Cross units will close a half day starting May 11 and continue through the summer. Schedules list Monday nights at Red Cross HQ West Monroe, Tuesday mornings for service men’s wives at American Legion, Wednesday hours at West Monroe and Northeast Junior College, Thursday shifts across multiple West Monroe sites and Sterlington locations, and Friday afternoon at West Monroe community center and Ridge Avenue Baptist church.
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Red Cross
West Monroe
Service Men's Wives
American Legion
Northeast Junier College
Ridge Avenue Baptist Church
American Legion Home
Red Cros
Ridge Avenue Baptist
Sterlington Fairbanks
Sterlington American Legion
Northeast Junior College
Sterlington-Fairbanks
Red Crom
Society Guests Attend Informal Sunday at Monroe Home
The Monroe social scene featured a cordial Sunday with 150 members visiting during the day as Lt McVee Oliver returned on leave from New Orleans. Guests enjoyed drinks and desserts in the dining room while a barbecue at Mareld Mouk Camp honored Miss Gay Noe, with Mrs Nethan Geet and Dr C Jarrell hosting. Other events included engagements and upcoming weddings at Grace Church and visits from Detroit and New Orleans residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
H. Oliver Homme
Mc-Vee Oliver
New Orleans
Mareld Mouk
Harold Mouk
Nethan Geet
C. Jarrell
Gay Noe
Coming Events From Local Churches and Clubs
Tuesday activities include Woman's Society meetings at Stone Avenue and First Methodist in multiple circles led by various hostesses, a Business and Professional Women's Club chicken barbecue at Bernstein Park, and Woman's Missionary Society circles across Fire Baptists church. Other items note Luncheon for Miss Gay Noe, swimming party and breakfasts in McHenry gardens, and bridge luncheons. Also mentions the Shattucks traveling to Knoxville and a New Orleans visitor with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tie Woman's Society of Christian Service
Stone Avenue
R. W. Irby
Mazie Lenard
Business and Professional Womens Club
Bernstein Park
Woman's Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church
Zell Smith
Forgsthe Avenue
Joe Renwick
K Street
J. L. Wilson
Gienmar Avenue
J. B. Collins
Stubbs Avenue
J. ©. Kersh
North Third Street
J. J. Preston
Layton Avenue
A. S. Tidwell
WC. Curry
Stelle
Weet Momrne
W. P Onxier
ST South Third
Sherwins Host Weekend Visit and Circle Meeting
Mr and Mrs J C Sherwin spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Albert Sherwin. Coitharp Circle of the Womens Society of Christian Service met with Mrs Charles E Powell for a lesson from The World Outlook. Mrs W W Halbert presided and led opening prayer followed by Exodus reading by Mrs Powell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Sherwin
Mrs
Albert Sherwin
Coitharp
Women's Society of Christian Service
Charles E. Powell
World Outlook
W. W. Halbert
Powell
Clayton Calhoun
R. L. Moncrief
N. H. Sawyer
J. W. Huckabay
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Harper Home
Ines
W. M. Harper
Morrice Frazier
Vienna
Sadie Jackson
Bertie Willis
Ralph H. Linnig
Ruston First Baptist Church
Roy Madden
Houston
Elliott Nelson
Mineral Wells
Texas
Joseph Sauro
George Romano
Birmingham
Ala
J. H. Murphy
Simsboro
Dick Hines
Skeet Hines
el Dorado, Ark
J. H. Liner
W. F. Rodgers
Lake Charles
Cleo White
Camp Davis
N. C
Ben White
Malcolm Orwell
Pearl Harbor
Louise Moore
Ruston
K. E. Ball
Doyle Peterson
J. B. Fincher
Bennie Fincher
Winnie Jean Roberts
Ludor
Troy & Nichols
Quachita Bank Building
Charles Garsheilj
Monroe Society
Odock
Sasa Cole Morrison
Miay Nan Buckner
J. Q Graves Hore Misa Buckners
LeRoy Godwin
Grace Church
Miss Cole
H. W. McSherry
Julius Lemle
Mian
Joan Retta Weingarden
Detroit, Mich
Weingarden
Lemie
Detroit
San Antonio
Tex
New Mexico
William Hanrahan
Bellville
N. J
W. E. McCoy
DeSiard Road
Hanrahan
New York City
Esther Cooley
Natchitoches
Sophie Cooley Pearson
G. B. Cooley
Grand Street
Dorothy Wallace
Wright Aeronautical Corp
Carl McMeary
Malcolm Biedenharn
McHenry Gardens
J. Q Graves
Charles Reid
Brige
Miss Gay Noe
D. X Eillett
John Munholland
D. X Ellett
Thomas Munholland
Walter S Shattuck
Knoxville
Tenn
Andrew Jobe Hotel
Shattuck
Mia Lela Germany
R. W. Germnanny
Phillip J. Scurria
Mr. Scurria
Mary Murphy
School of Nursing
Wicksly Sanitarium
T. D. Murphy
Elsie Martin
Sue Buford
Baton Rouge
American Legion Auxiliary of
Tallulah
Pelican Girls’ State
PUREX
Molly M ° Gee
America
Molly McGee
War Manpower Commission
and Trou
Health and Dental
Gimes, Industrie
Visors
Playgroun
Siemen
Tary and High School
Tion
Hotel Help
Partment Store
The
U.S. Employment Service
Johnson
S.C. Johnson & Sam, Inc
Racine, Wiwonsin
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